that is what stays aabrams and rafael warnock are engaged in.lection integrity law in georgia made voting easier, cheating harder, no question about it. they are complicit. we're not taking this lying down. we're fighting back. i introduced legislation, the community protection against sports act. what that does give local communities an avenue, a mechanism they can recoup financial losses as a result of major league baseball pulling out a game, based on lies and information. they have invested in this, infrastructure improvements, advertising. now they will lose hundred of millions of dollars. who will being penalized? hard-working georgians, small business, many minority small businesses. elizabeth: they are saying it is jim crow to have dropboxes cut back in the state of georgia. dropboxs for mail-in ballots didn't exist before 2020. they're saying it is jim crow to have to request a mail-in ballot 2 1/2 months prior versus six months prior they were automatically mailed in the 2020 election because of the pandemic. so i think the media, you

folks like rafael warnock and jon ossoff who won't protect georgia businesses but want to continue arative of suppression. there is only one group putting suppression in down here. that is stacey abrams and democrats. because they can't point to a single thing in the bill, even bores for them the president included they can't show you that voter turnout is going down in georgia. voter turnout among minorities is going up in georgia. where is the president's talking points on that? elizabeth: yeah, when you stack up the georgia bill what the laws were before the pandemic, you got to say, what the laws are in new york and biden's home state of delaware, it is not jim crow 2.0. what we're seeing now, how do you square president biden a week ago calling boycott of georgia pull out the all-star game, but president biden is worried about moving the masters golf tournament out of georgia might hurt workers in georgia? how do you square it? >> you can't square it. the problem with the administration, they circle back on everything and can't square a thing. what we've got here, can you imagin

bring out the bold™ jillian: georgia senator rafael warnock admits to signing off on false informationr will slip follows the mlb athlete and pulls production of its new movie out of the state. the controversy over the gop backed bill impacting people who live and work in georgia. congressional candidate harold ernst joins me to help answer that, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. jillian: these claims by rafael warnock include ending no excuse mail in voting and restrictively voting on the weekends. what is your reaction to that? >> i tell you it is a shame. he's pushing a narrative saying he wants unity but he uses words to divide us further. that is the problem, we have politicians in hollywood who say they are one of us but don't know what it is like to be one of us. when jobs are lost, businesses are left. >> telling what is going on, what are they dealing with? i find an interview yesterday with a business owner who said it is the all-star game but for us the all-star weekend. >> it if it's close for me. the truest part of the all-star game, less than a quarter-mile

because he did flip this state blue for the first time in 28 years for a democrat and with senators rafael warnockon ossoff that delivered the thinnest of margins for democrats in the senate, those two are critical and he met with them today before he is expected to speak here. the state also has other political issues in the news nationally, the recently passed voting legislation, president biden has said it is un-american. coming here is an attempt reach out to the wider american public. this is popular with democrats, the white house thinks everything he is proposing is popular with americans beyond the republicans in washington and if he can make that pitch here, he consented to the rest of the country. yeah starting here and is going to be going to other parts of the country to make this pitch to the american people. >> thank you for being with us. india has again reported record numbers of new coronavirus cases and deaths. emergency supplies of oxygen and ventilators are starting to arrive from countries all over the world, but a political election is going ahead in west bengal. millions are

georgia senator rafael warnock admits to signing off on false information about the georgia voting law. the washington post flagging an email the democrats find claiming it restricted weekend early voting and ended no excuse mail voting. a spokesperson says the email was written while those were still provisions in the bill even though the email went out after it was signed into law. house speaker nancy pelosi is giving blunt advice to alexandria ocasio cortez and other members of the squad, top democrat writing in her soon-to-be released biography and part, quote, you are not a one person show. this is the congress of the united states. the book titled madame speaker, nancy pelosi and the lessons of power is out later this month. the time is 39 minutes after the hour, the us trying to kickstart nuclear talks with iran as tehran blames israel for attacking its nuclear site. a live report from middle east on major roadblocks to that deal and prince harry presents a moving eulogy for his grandfather prince philip, the touching tribute next. ♪♪ for deb, living with constipation with belly

georgia's democrat senator rafael warnock up for reelection in 2022, has his first republican challengersiness and those are the 3 tenets our foundation in georgia. stuart: this election next year is going to center pretty much on georgia's new voting law. where do you stand on it? >> it is a step in the right direction. i taught our legislature because a lot of voters in georgia felt that their vote didn't count, they didn't trust the election process, they felt disenfranchised and this shows jordan's are smart and not buying the lies propagated by the left so this is a step in the right direction. stuart: before the election rafael warnock talked about getting money to the people. after the election he managed to insert in the spending plan $4.5 billion for black farmers, nothing for white farmers, 4 and a half billion dollars for black farmers. what do you say to that? >> it goes to one of the tenets of americanism, republicanism, we don't want the government to get involved in day-to-day lives because they don't to do it right. they pick winners and losers and someone is left paying

sweeping new voting legislation, including many restrictions that some democrats such as senator rafael warnockcey abrams have compared to jim crow laws. you grew up in the jim crow south. do you see the georgia election law as the new jim crow? >> yes, i do. no question about it, and we keep talking about georgia. but 43 -- i'm sorry, i saw the other day, 47 states that now propose georgia is the one that's taking it to the finality, but these thoughts are being expressed in other states as well, and they know full well that these are ways to suppress voters to keep people from exercising their rights, and we can't always talk about what they say. let's look at the impact of what they do. i grew up in the south, yes. but i grew up in politics. i grew up believing that it's not their words that matter, it's their deeds. matthew teaches us that and today is sunday. >> explain no our viewers who are familiar with jim crow laws and the segregation they represent who'd look at the georgia voting restriction and say, i don't understand how you can compare these voting restrictions that call for, for

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let's listen to senator rafael warnock, a democrat from georgia, followed by republican senator tim scotted to this. >> we have the george floyd act in front of us right now. i think that the urgency is as real today after this verdict as it was yesterday. >> this reinforces the fact that while we may need to grow our confidence in parts of the system, the truth of the matter is that this reinforces a commitment that we can have confidence that the justice system is becoming more just. >> reporter: with senator scott saying he has confidence that the justice system is working is what some are concerned about. senator scott is leading discussions with democrats on police reform legislation. he did this last year as well. this has been a priority for him really since walter scott was killed by police in south carolina six years ago. those discussions are very slow moving. they have not become more formal negotiations just yet. things, craig, are very slow moving on capitol hill regarding this issue. >> ironically, you mentioned the walter scott case. yesterday, a judge there in south caroli

he told me when he gets back to washington he wants to have a discussion with senator rafael warnockgeorgia. warnock has been pushing manchin to get rid of the filibuster when it comes to legislation dealing with voting rights. manchin has said that's something he's not willing to do but he does want to sit down and have a conversation with his colleague, but this interview really underscoring what a linchpin for biden's legacy, for biden's legislative agenda manchin is right now. i think manchin making it clear that while he's not always sure he wants to be in the spotlight, he feels like in this moment, this is the place where he has to be. for cnn, i'm lauren fox, in west virginia. >>> now negotiators are getting ready to meet in vienna for their next attempt at reviving at iran nuclear deal. this comes a day after iran's top negotiator met with the head of the u.n. nuclear watchdog calling their talks a thorough exchange but iran has insisted there will be no break through unless the u.s. lifts sanctions. nick paton walsh is covering this live from london for us. so we continuall

stacy stacy abram, rafael warnock who used the lies to do fund-raising.s. elizabeth: republicans say the democrats are trying to kitchen sink everything in this infrastructure bill, ram it through with one vote, no gop votes behind it, a simple majority. republicans are saying, this is interesting, cut biden's plan 3/4, 600 billion, 700 billion, that is what the actual bill would spend on traditional infrastructure, bridges, roads, airports. they're saying stick to that. >> that's right. that is common sense. americans want infrastructure that works for them. good roads, bridges, airports, ports. that certainly means so much to our economy here in georgia. as americans get back to work, they want to know the infrastructure is there, rural broadband, things that make our economy run. the private sector is creating jobs at a rapid pace. we had our lowest unemployment claims report since the pandemic began a year ago. we need to continue on that. the government will crowd out with the needless spending that will harm jobs in the economic recovery. we have to

much like her partner there in georgia or at least her colleague, the democrat party rafael warnock whoic policy based on a lie. so wrong, but her i.d. works, we know that and now he comes out and says, don't boycott my state even though we are passing public policy based on a lie. he should be held accountable in 2022, she should be held accountable in her political future. but you should be a communication strategy to put the iron on these people and make them feel a little pressure. >> emily: harris, they mentioned accountability but there are some who argue, this is what we predicted. where was this level of production and play in the last election where it's arguable georgia failed to hold that line against it? will we in fact see that accountability in the next election of all of this was written in the tea leaves? >> harris: i never hold my breath for accountability. if i'm going to waste hot air i will waste it trying to fight over a side -- look, when you look at the situation, i wonder what was going on before this because why did you end up in denver, the mlb game? we have ta

she should do more as well as our united states senators, rafael warnock and jon ossoff. david: has either commissioner manfred or any other people involved in boycotts, have any of them contacted you? did you receive a phone call from either commissioner manfred or any of his assistants? >> we didn't. and i will tell you, david, we would be happy to sit down and talk. we would be happy to talk to folks what this bill does, and doesn't do. what is in it and what is not in it. we would have be happy to meet with the commissioner. we would be happy to meet with him at the augusta. we would be happy to meet with him at the masters. david: he is a member of the country club that holds the masters. do you question his membership of that club? >> well i thought senator rubio hit the nail on the head. it will be interesting to see if our bill doesn't meet the values of major league baseball, how does it then meet the values of him coming to georgia to go to his country club? but again i would suggest it is not the case. and again, i'm perplexed, when you look at colorado, compar

georgia gave the president's party a slim majority in the senate with the elections of democrats rafael warnock and john ossoff and that as allowed president biden to pursue a more ambitious agenda especially when it comes to government spending. that includes the american families plan, american jobs plan, american rescue plan, adding up to nearly $6 trillion in government spending. the president planned to celebrate passage of covid relief during the first visit to georgia back in march. neil: all right. we just lost jonathan scary. i apologize for that. you don't really want to know the technical issues we've been having. they're figuring it out. meantime i do want to go to tom bevin, "real clear politics," cofounder there. tom, the president obviously is taking this trip right after his speech last night. he has pretty good favorability numbers. if things were a little calmer at the border they would be a lot more favorable but what do you make of the position he is in right now with the american people? >> well, i mean if you believe the polling he is in good shape on his handling of the c